the change of current

these changes that are happening, you'll never ever be able to fully experience again
and soon you will just be a result, an effect, of these small realizations.
so embrace that moment right now where you are feeling all these feelings, thinking all these thoughts
that will once make up a piece of that puzzle of who you are becoming
because these overwhelming emotions will not only just be distant memories
they will become a part of you that'll soon be unfathomable

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pent-up angst

lately haven't been giving off the brightest energy something toxic gets to the best of me can't see anyone in a positive light or care enough to distinguish wrong from right luckily ive grown fond of my inner self and patient enough to listen to her give enough silence to calm the chaos reflect on the angst, smooth it out give it time and you shall see, underneath all the fog re-center and gain clarity breathe it all out, don't thrash about face it all internally

utopia

heres a thought. what if we were all able to freely explore this life being completely aware of the processes occurring to us. And passively observing things that are not apparently within our control. If we observe life flexibly, knowing the cause and effect of the general idea of things. Everything will lose serious meaning. A fight with your friend. But both of you are aware that this anger stems from irrational self protection or lack of ability to accept an alternative option. This level of self-awareness will allow us to not only forgive ourselves for the things that we experience but be able to consciously alter our responses to things. Our world is so distracted in the surviving part. Just passing by. Just paying the rent. Just finding work. Even things that appear to be free are not. Passion is masked by want to succeed. Authenticity masked by the people we are meant to be. Ambition is thought to be admirable in western culture, why? Selflessness is thought to be ...

Is there an emotional brain? Pt.1(intro)

Is there an emotional brain? As much as we like simplicity in models of science, and the locationist view makes things easier for us to understand, research points to the answer that emotions are not localized to one specific brain region or circuit. The limbic system hypothesis was put forth by Paul MacLean in the 1950s (although some theories led up to this prior such as the Papez circuit). It divides the more deeply fundamental structures with those that are thought to have developed further on in evolution, in ‘higher’ mammals. The limbic system is one component of the triune brain theory that divides the brain up into the neocortex, mammalian brain and reptilian brain. The reptilian brain is proposed to be in charge of responses for survival such as breathing and heart rate. The reptilian brain is called so due to its structures being found also in reptiles. The limbic system is thought to have developed later in evolution and is commonly thought to be the mammalian bra...

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